illicitness
31illegality — n. Unlawfulness, illicitness …
32guilt — n 1. guiltiness, culpability, Latin, culpa. criminality; illegality, illicitness, illegitimacy, il legitimateness, lawlessness, unlawfulness; reprehen sibility, blame, blameworthiness, censurability, cen surableness, reproachableness;… …
33lawlessness — n 1. anarchy, anarchism, chaos; terrorism, nihilism, violence, destructiveness; reign of terror, ochlocracy, mobocracy, mob rule; rebellion, mutiny, insurrection, sedition, insurgency, revolt, uprising, revolution, riot. 2. crime, criminality,… …
34illicit — /ɪˈlɪsət / (say i lisuht) adjective not permitted or authorised; unlicensed; unlawful. {Latin illicitus forbidden} –illicitly, adverb –illicitness, noun …
35illicit — [i lis′it] adj. [Fr illicite < L illicitus, not allowed: see IN 2 & LICIT] not allowed by law, custom, rule, etc.; unlawful; improper; prohibited; unauthorized illicitly adv. illicitness n …
36illicit — adj. unlawful, forbidden (illicit dealings). Derivatives: illicitly adv. illicitness n …
37licitness — noun the quality of strictly conforming to law • Ant: ↑illicitness • Derivationally related forms: ↑licit • Hypernyms: ↑lawfulness …
38outlawed — adjective contrary to or forbidden by law an illegitimate seizure of power illicit trade an outlaw strike unlawful measures • Syn: ↑illegitimate, ↑illicit, ↑outlaw, ↑unlawful …
39unlawfulness — noun the quality of failing to conform to law • Ant: ↑lawfulness • Derivationally related forms: ↑unlawful • Hypernyms: ↑quality • Hyponyms: ↑illegality, ↑ …
